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Youtube video to DVD burner--transfer, burn and put Youtube video to DVD in minutes
With Youtube video to DVD creator, you are able to put, transfer and burn Youtube videos onto a DVD after you download videos from youtube so as to save youtube videos on DVD for ever to store and watch youtube video on DVD player.

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Youtube videos to DVD burner
iMacsoft Youtube to DVD burner has the ability to put youtube videos into dvd so your dvd player can read it. Besides, you can also burn AVI, MPEG, MPG, QuickTime(MOV), WMV, MKV, RM, RMVB, 3GP, MP4, ASF, DAT, VOB video to DVD for backup and entertainment for watch all videos in any formats on DVD player with a few mouse clicks.
Related Youtube and DVD SoftwareDVD to Youtube video converter is a fast and easy-to-use tool that has an ability to rip and convert DVD to Youtube supported video formats. After convert DVD to Youtube video, you can upload your home-made DVD movies to Youtube to share with your friends or net friends all around the world.

Right click on My Computer, choose Properties, Hardware Tab, Device Manager. Expand the IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers, choose Secondary IDE Channel (Double Click) Advanced Settings. Current transfer mode should be highest level of DMA (if it is PIO mode that is likely your problem).If it is PIO mode, click the driver tab and make sure the driver provider is Microsoft. If not, make sure you have the driver available. If the provider is Microsoft close out of the Secondary IDE Channel Properties window, right click on the Secondary IDE Channel in Device Manager, and choose uninstall.Reboot the computer, then open device manager again, highlight IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers, right click and choose Scan for Hardware Changes. It will find the Secondary IDE Channel and reinstall it. The transfer mode should be DMA. Your CD/DVD will play like normal.

if you bought the computer new or the DVD drive new , you whould have got a CD with it , most probably with something like WinDVD or something , if you have the specific CD with DVD software on it install it , as it will enable you to watch DVD's using Windows media player etc..

if you bought the computer second hand etc.. and or cant find the cd's a free solution is to download VLC media player (Download here) the only disadvantage about using this free solution is that you will have to play the DVD's through VLC you wont be able to use windows media player etc. to play DVD's as VLC does not require decoder software to play DVD's

otherwise you can purchase software such as WinDVD and this will enable you to play using your media player of choice.

Playing DVD's requires a bit of constant transfer from the drive to the controller and from the controller to the RAM. First thing I would try is disabling background programs. One very likely culprit is if you have anti-virus software that is running a scan in the background.

Have you tried different DVD's? The problem could be the DVD drive is not reading the DVD properly. Have you tried different players? Different players sometimes work better. I would also suggest making sure that your sound drivers are up to date.